R4.5
R4.5 formed in São Paulo in 2016, with Rick Bonadio, Rogério Flausino, Richard Neves, and Pedro Lucas coming together around a shared interest in music that...
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R4.5 formed in São Paulo in 2016, with Rick Bonadio, Rogério Flausino, Richard Neves, and Pedro Lucas coming together around a shared interest in music that didn't stick to one genre. Their sound mixed pop, rock, and electronic elements in a way that felt natural rather than calculated.
Their song "Mais Além" became a breakout hit in Brazil, connecting with listeners through its melody and lyrics. It was the kind of track that got played everywhere for a while, giving the band a wider audience almost overnight.
Some of their lyrics touched on social themes that drew both support and criticism, but they kept writing what felt right to them. The band's lineup and collaborative approach gave their music a particular texture that was hard to pin down to just one influence.
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